Crime Intelligence Analyst

Arizona State University•Tempe, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Criminal Intelligence Analyst (RTAC) monitors public safety video feeds and integrates information from multiple systems to provide timely intelligence for emergency response and investigations. The Analyst also operates agency drones as a qualified Drone as First Responder Remote Pilot. The role requires sound judgment, attention to detail, and compliance with legal, aviation, privacy, and security requirements. The Analyst visually monitors live CCTV camera feeds, officer body-worn cameras, traffic cameras, and public safety drones to identify crimes in progress or track suspects. Information is relayed to first responders in real time or reviewed after incidents for investigative and documentation purposes. The Analyst operates agency unmanned aircraft in support of calls for service, critical incidents, emergency response, officer safety, and other authorized public safety missions. The position integrates information from computer-aided dispatch, records systems, public safety cameras, automated license plate recognition systems, UAS platforms, mapping systems, investigative databases, and other authorized technologies to provide personnel with timely, actionable information. Work takes place in a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment, frequently under stressful conditions, and requires compliance with applicable laws, FAA requirements, agency policies, privacy protections, security requirements, and criminal justice information standards. The position is based on the Tempe campus. Driving is not required.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED and three years of experience in a law enforcement agency, or an equivalent combination of experience and training providing the knowledge and abilities necessary to perform the work.
Obtain and maintain Arizona DPS Terminal Operator Certification, Level B, within one month of hire.
Obtain a valid FAA Remote Pilot Certificate under 14 CFR Part 107 within the timeframe established by the agency.
Sound judgment, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple time-sensitive responsibilities.
Comply with applicable laws, FAA requirements, agency policies, privacy protections, security requirements, and criminal justice information standards.
Sufficient mobility to stand or sit for long periods, move between workstations, and work in an office environment.
Sufficient speech, hearing, vision, and manual dexterity to communicate by radio, telephone, and in person; review written and electronic materials; operate controls and office equipment; and type accurately.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline.
Previous experience in a real time crime center, crime analysis unit, intelligence unit, fusion center, emergency communications center, or law enforcement agency.
Previous law enforcement officer or deputy experience.
Previous public safety UAS or DFR experience.
Current FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate at the time of application.
Experience conducting BVLOS UAS operations under an authorized public safety program.
Experience with CAD, RMS, ALPR, video management, GIS, link-analysis, investigative databases, UAS flight-management systems, or DFR platforms.
Relevant experience in crime or intelligence analysis, law enforcement, emergency communications operations, military intelligence, UAS operations, security operations, or a closely related field.

Responsibilities

Monitor active calls for service, priority incidents, and public safety activity to identify opportunities for real-time analytical support.
Review live and recorded video to assist with suspect and vehicle identification, direction of travel, incident assessment, officer safety, and investigative follow-up.
Prepare and submit detailed written case reports to further criminal investigations and, when needed, testify in court.
Monitor and analyze information from agency-approved technologies, including public safety cameras, ALPR, CAD, RMS, mapping platforms, UAS/DFR systems, and other investigative technologies.
Provide timely intelligence and investigative information to officers, detectives, supervisors, and other authorized university personnel.
Research persons, vehicles, addresses, criminal histories, associations, incidents, and other investigative leads as authorized.
Prepare intelligence bulletins, officer-safety alerts, and investigative lead packages.
Operate agency unmanned aircraft as a qualified Drone as First Responder Remote Pilot in support of authorized public safety missions.